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Unite Wales members working within the Cardiff Taxi trade have staged a protest against Cardiff County Hall. The protest by several hundred taxi drivers is aimed at stopping what they say is the the increasingly over-saturation of the Cardiff taxi trade. Alan McCarthy, Regional Officer, said that there were “too many licenses issued for a The post Cardiff taxi drivers stage protest outside county hall against plans to issue ‘too many licenses’ appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

There is no money to increase a pay offer to NHS staff in order to avert industrial action in Wales without UK Government intervention, the Welsh health minister has said. Eluned Morgan, the Welsh Government health and social services minister, told the Senedd she was “saddened” by the prospect of industrial action but without investment The post There is no more money to avoid nurses strike, Welsh Government says appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter Two pupils at a Carmarthenshire primary school with an outbreak of scarlet fever have required hospital treatment, a senior councillor said. Cllr Glynog Davies said around two dozen children at Brynaman primary school were suffering from the bacterial infection. One of the two more serious cases had been admitted to The post Carmarthenshire primary school hit by scarlet fever outbreak appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter The company behind plans to install floating hotel pods in Penarth has insisted that their development is lawful after protesters turned out to block continued work. The Vale of Glamorgan Council revealed that it is investigating whether or not the floating hotel pods proposed for Penarth Marina require planning permission. The post Protesters block installation of floating hotel pods in Penarth appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Simon Thomas Cardiff boss Dai Young says he really feels for Wayne Pivac and his family after the “horrible” time they have been through with him losing his job as Wales coach. Weeks of speculation culminated in Monday’s announcement that New Zealander Pivac was leaving after three years at the helm with countryman Warren Gatland The post Cardiff boss Dai Young’s sympathy for departing Wales coach Wayne Pivac appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Independence is “on the table” after the interim findings of a Constitutional Commission set up by the Welsh Government, YesCymru have said. The Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales has said it is examining three “viable” options for Wales’ future – including independence. YesCymru pointed to the fact that 55% of all the The post Independence ‘on the table’ after interim Constitutional Commission findings says YesCymru appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Three teachers from Wales are currently championing the Welsh language nearly 8,000 miles from home – in the Patagonian province of Argentina. Beth Owen, Thomas Samuel and Siân Morgans are in Patagonia through the British Council’s Welsh Language Project, and for the last few months have been teaching at Welsh medium schools in Trevelin, Gaiman and Trelew The post Meet the teachers championing the Welsh language in Patagonia appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

The fall in the number of Welsh speakers in Carmarthenshire is “alarming” according to the council member in charge of the language. Carmarthenshire was the county with the highest number of Welsh speakers in Wales but has now lost that crown to Gwynedd in the wake of the 2021 Census results published yesterday. The county The post Fall in number of Welsh speakers in Carmarthenshire ‘alarming’ says council appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Aaron Ramsey has long been considered one of football’s most stylish players – both on and off the pitch. The Wales and Nice midfielder, who was also on the books of the Elite Model Agency back in 2014, has collaborated with fashion brand Belstaff, who worked with the player to curate a selection of new-season The post Watch: Aaron Ramsey has launched his own fashion collection appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

One year into the cooperation agreement between the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru both party leaders clashed when discussing the nationwide fall in the number of Welsh speakers. Questions to the First Minister yesterday, (6 December) came on the same day as the 2021 Welsh language census data results. In the Senedd, Adam Price asked The post First Minister: Compulsory Welsh medium education ‘will alienate people’ appeared first on Nation.Cymru.